bagwell

much easier on my eyes and uses less power on my AMOLED screen(s).

Thanks and keep up the great work!

-Mike

IB JT

There is no dark mode available. I can check to see if that's possibly on the road map.

However, some major browsers (such as Firefox) have such a feature already built-in through the Options and Language & Appearance section that can apply to all sites that follow "standard" coding. This would be one of those sites.

Markw4mms

If you're using a Chromium based browser you can try this extension. Dark mode for Chrome, search for it in the Chrome extension store.

Torii

dark mode would really be nice on this site instead of using 3rd pt apps.

IB JT

You don't exactly need a 3rd party app. Major browsers like Chrome and Firefox have dark mode available. Firefox's is built-in under the Options and Language & Appearance section and Chrome has "experimental" dark mode using the chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark option.

It may not be perfect but it's easier to have the browser do the work rather than have every website maintain multiple CSS options for colors. Shown below is Chrome's dark mode.